Semi slick all year round

[jamesgw200]

Ive herd people say you cant get Michelin super pilots in 17s tho there own website shows them available for the clio 200, they're about 500 fitted for 4.

 

[rosscoe]

Rosscoe. Thanks for the feedback and they sound an interesting proposition! They sound similar to the Dunlop's in that they need a bit of warming up first, but even more so. If you don't mind me asking; how much did you pay for them and where did you get them from?

Not at all mate, I got mine from a guy I know thru the track Scotland site, I paid 350 for them. He didn't get on with them somehow.
Demon weeks sell them, but they're not cheap @ 200 a pop.

 

[leeboy]

I run NS2R's on my car, not had any issues with them at all, once you've got heat into them they are a good road tyre! I've also run the Syron Street race tyre which were very grippy but I managed to wreck a set while doing a track evening a brands hatch.
I know run slicks for track use and have the NS2R's as back up if it gets wet out there and obviously my day to day driving!

 

[Lewis.]

I'd say Yoko AD08R for all year. See my thread above.

 

[Numbnut]

595 RSR turned up today il fit them at the weekend and go for a play but anything will be better than the NS2R

I've just had the 595 RS-rr put on mine.
Tyre shop mistakenly ordered 2 and not 4 so I'll get the other 2 next week. So far so good but I want to put a few km's on them before judgement.

 

[DB_CLIO]

I loved them though they were great for the money I've done a few track laps on them and again seem really good

 

[Chris_200CUP]

Been running nankangs all year road / track and time attack ns2r's soft compound.

For the money I haven't found things to moan about or been in position thinking these aren't gripping. Even drove in rain with no issues. Just drive to road conditions with semi slicks.

 

[ace_the_house_cat]

I'm very sad that FALKEN Azenis RT-615s have been discontinued; I had three sets on my 197. They were absolutely superb in the dry, not bad at all in the wet and lasted longer than I expected.

It picks up where the FEDERAL 595RSR left off.